LOWER DIR: Deputy Commissioner Lower Dir Basharat Ahmad Khan has visited two government schools in Timergara and Balambat to review educational facilities, assess institutional needs and discuss measures to improve the learning environment.
Accompanied by District Education Officer Mushtaq Ahmad, the deputy commissioner visited Government Girls Centennial Model High School Timergara and Government High School Balambat. During the visits, he inspected different sections of the institutions and held discussions with school heads about the challenges they face and the facilities required.
At Government Girls Centennial Model High School Timergara, Basharat Ahmad Khan distributed sports kits among female students and approved funds for the installation of a solar power system.
Addressing the students, he encouraged them to focus on their studies while actively participating in extracurricular activities. He assured them that the district administration would prioritise resolving the problems faced by educational institutions.
Solar Power and Multimedia Facilities Planned for Balambat School
During his subsequent visit to Government High School Balambat, the deputy commissioner assured the school administration that solar power facilities and multimedia equipment would be provided to improve the institution’s educational environment.
He said the government was taking various measures to strengthen the education sector and ensure better facilities for students.
Basharat Ahmad Khan added that the district administration would continue working to address the genuine needs of schools and support initiatives aimed at improving educational standards across Lower Dir.